Andy Patrizio

UPDATED: A consumer group has found that the XBox 360 has five times the normal use failure rate as its competitors in the home videogame market.

I'm about to break dance in a minefield, but at this point, keeping quiet would bother me more. I'm also going to come right to the point. A lot of people

Most of the emphasis around virtualization has been geared toward the server side, but Sun Microsystems is also interested in the desktop. On Tuesday, it

Even though Microsoft unleashed a flood of patches yesterday, there was one biggie missing. Last month, Microsoft warned of a zero-day vulnerability in

Investigators for the European Union antitrust office on Tuesday conducted a series of surprise raids at Intel offices in Germany and at the offices of

Can sales of $400 MP3 players be a good measure of economic trouble? A research note from FBR Capital Markets, concerning a precipitous drop in iPod and

Following its meager security updates in January, Microsoft came back with a huge release for February. The company released 11 security bulletins

HP has added a new blade to its its portfolio that offers twice the capacity and potentially twice the performance over its older models, which could make

February 11, 2008 may well be known as Black Monday for backers of HD DVD because it received a double dose of bad news that's as devastating as last

The clock is ticking on HD DVD. Ticking down. Netflix today announced it would no longer carry HD DVD titles, only Blu-ray. This comes almost a year after

From the Let's-See-How-Long-This-Lasts Department: The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) at the University of Wisconsin sued Intel last

Paul Ferguson, a network architect with antivirus vendor Trend Micro, summed up Web 2.0 as thus: "We're basically training our online users to be